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  • On Behalf Of Edmiston & Colton
  • Published: August 21, 2020

Injuries resulting from a worker crashing into you or otherwise damaging your car may occur because of a number of distractions. From cell phone usage to long work hours, employees on the road are at risk for causing serious accidents. Types Of Distractions According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, searching for directions on your phone or replying…Read More

  • On Behalf Of Edmiston & Colton
  • Published: August 17, 2020

When young children are hurt in motor vehicle collisions, they face many different hardships, from those which affect their mobility and cause a lot of pain to problems in school and emotional hurdles. If you have a young child who was recently hurt in a traffic accident, you need to do everything in your power to help them recover. For…Read More

  • On Behalf Of Edmiston & Colton
  • Published: August 14, 2020

When it comes to an accident between a fully-loaded semi-truck and a standard automobile, the semi has sheer physics on its side, and it is likely that the occupants of the automobile may suffer serious injuries or fatalities in a crash. When it comes to truck accident cases, it is important to understand the legal theory of “vicarious liability” so…Read More

  • On Behalf Of Edmiston & Colton
  • Published: August 11, 2020

We all know getting a good night’s sleep is beneficial for our health. However, it is also good for the safety of ourselves and the safety of others — especially on the road. Drowsy driving is a major cause of car accidents in Billings and across the U.S. How Big Is The Drowsy Driving Problem? According to estimates from the…Read More

  • On Behalf Of Edmiston & Colton
  • Published: August 3, 2020

One of a motorist’s principal duties is to keep track of other vehicles on the road. This duty is especially important when it comes to motorcycles. Motorcycles are small, and they have a narrow profile compared to automobiles and trucks. They can be difficult to spot in a rearview mirror. Conversely, a motorcycle operator must take special care to avoid…Read More

  • On Behalf Of Edmiston & Colton
  • Published: July 27, 2020

The summer months means more time spent outdoors for residents in Montana. While certain activities are specific to the warm months, many will continue to ride their bicycles even when the weather turns cold. Nonetheless, motorists are faced with more cyclists on and near the roadways, meaning that drivers not only need to be aware of and observe bikes rode…Read More

  • On Behalf Of Edmiston & Colton
  • Published: July 17, 2020

Like most other states, Montana has laws under which a victim can seek punitive damages from the person, or business, responsible for her injuries. As the name implies, punitive damages are designed to punish the person who acted carelessly and caused an injury. In other words, punitive damages send a message to both the responsible person and the public that…Read More

  • On Behalf Of Edmiston & Colton
  • Published: July 10, 2020

Parents of Billings area teens know that their children do not always make the best decisions. Luckily, most of the time the bad decisions they do make do not get them into serious trouble. But occasionally a teen makes a poor decision that affects others. One such instance is when a teen driver engages in a distracting activity which can…Read More

  • On Behalf Of Edmiston & Colton
  • Published: July 1, 2020

Billings, with a population over 100,000 people, is the most populous city in Montana. Unfortunately, this means are roads can be more dangerous than our less densely populated neighbors. But, this does not mean that streets outside Billings lack much of the same risks, particularly regarding the possible negligence of our fellow drivers. In fact, we recently saw a very…Read More

  • On Behalf Of Edmiston & Colton
  • Published: June 23, 2020

Self-driving vehicles have been heralded as eliminating driver error and providing a safe transportation future. But autonomous vehicles may prevent only a third of all car accidents if their automated systems work too much like humans, according to a recent Insurance Institute for Highway Safety study. Motorist error is the final failure in the sequence of events leading to over…Read More

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